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Goemkarponn desk PORVORIM: PWD Minister Nilesh Cabral today informed that his department is taking utmost care to supply pure drinking water, and there should not be any fear and anxiety in the minds of the people of Ramnagar area, village Betim in Reis Magos. “Department is taking utmost care to supply pure drinking water, and there should not be any Fear and Anxiety in the minds of the people of Ramnagar area, village Betim in Reis Magos,” said Cabral He further said that it is also seen that drains are constructed in some areas over the distribution/branch lines, and estimates…

Goemkarponn desk PORVORIM: Chief Minister Pramod Sawant today informed that 171 raids have been conducted related to female human trafficking from the year 2017 to 2022. “In 2017, 38 raids were conducted; in 2018, 51 cases, 42 raids in 2019, 19 raids in 2020, and 14 raids in 2021. This year up to June 30, 7 raids have been conducted,” said CM Sawant. He further informed that no routine inspection is being carried out. However, a discreet watch is maintained on all raided places through Beat, Robin, and Robot staff of concerned Police Stations that the places are not re-indulged…

Goemkarponn desk VASCO: Shri Damodar Bhajani saptah Vasco will be celebrated in great fervour this year. In a joint meeting held on Monday, Deputy Collector Mormugao assigned several duties and ordered the multiple government agencies to work in synchronisation. The Vasco saptah ferry remains for seven days. On Monday joint meeting of multiple government departments officers was called by the Mormugao deputy collector to decide and discuss the annual Vasco saptah ferry. The Saptah committee got a green signal to celebrate saptah with great enthusiasm as per the tradition. After the meeting, Damodar Saptah committee head Jayant Sonurlekar said that…

Goemkarponn desk CORTALIM: Farmers from Cortalim village are irked over the water logging problem in their paddy fields. Paddy fields remain infested with green moss and wild weeds. There is no greener pasture on any side of the road for Cortalim farmers. The paddy fields that once gave rice to the local farmers have now been infested with moss, wild weeds, and rainwater. Farmers were dismayed as their MLA Antonio Vas had promised to bring acche din, but in contrast, the fields have rained uncultivated this year. When contacted by local farmers from Cortalim village, they were upset about the…

Goemkarponn desk CANACONA – The lifeline of Canconcars ‘Chapoli Dam’, known to meet about 65% of Water supply needs in the Taluka, has been full and overflowing since early Tuesday morning. ‘The Chapoli Dam began to overflow starting at 6.15 am on Tuesday (19/07/2022), perhaps one of the quickest periods in recent years, as the Dam is known to reach its capacity as late as August. While it rained intermittently throughout Monday 00.00hrs -24.00hrs), the rain observatory at the Chapoli dam recorded no rainfall on the day, while the total rainfall recorded crossed 2006.30 mm. While Chapoli Dam has achieved…

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Goemkarponn desk PANAJI: Goa State Industries Association (GSIA), the apex body of the industries in Goa, fully supports the Government’s initiative to introduce app-based taxi services in Goa. “We feel that introducing app-based taxi service aggregators is the only solution to end the woes of the travelling public,” said GSIA president Damodar Kochkar in a press note issued here. He said the Government has given the industry a subsidy of Rs. 11,000/- per taxi to install the digital meters, and the taxi operators have kept these meters non-functional. “We urge the Government not to succumb to the pressure tactics of…